pilgrimav8r
iPF Novice
I'm trying very hard to put together a presentation on starting a helicopter (sequential). I've done plenty before but this problem seems to have me flummoxed.
I have to say there is so much going on with wav files etc I might be biting off mote than I can chew BUT nothing ventured!
Its a big helicopter with a glass cockpit and I'm not clever enough to get a picture on here to show you but basically a linear column goes up and down (easy) but just above the column is a numerical value 0 -1000. Now I don't need to be that accurate but as the column increases/decreases I am trying to show the numerical value going up and down. I've tried typing 1- 1000 individually and tried assorts of transitions\actions in and out (took forever) but it just isn't at all convincing.
Any body got any ideas I'd be most appreciative. As I said I'm not clever enough to show you a picture but if you simply type S92A EICAS into google up will come a decent picture of what I am talking about, you see one of the Multi Functional Displays showing the EICAS and my green columns with the numerical values directly above.
I have to say there is so much going on with wav files etc I might be biting off mote than I can chew BUT nothing ventured!
Its a big helicopter with a glass cockpit and I'm not clever enough to get a picture on here to show you but basically a linear column goes up and down (easy) but just above the column is a numerical value 0 -1000. Now I don't need to be that accurate but as the column increases/decreases I am trying to show the numerical value going up and down. I've tried typing 1- 1000 individually and tried assorts of transitions\actions in and out (took forever) but it just isn't at all convincing.
Any body got any ideas I'd be most appreciative. As I said I'm not clever enough to show you a picture but if you simply type S92A EICAS into google up will come a decent picture of what I am talking about, you see one of the Multi Functional Displays showing the EICAS and my green columns with the numerical values directly above.